Sausage which has been infused with bioluminescent plankton during preparation, resulting in a pleasant blue marbled glow effect, suitable for eating after hours.
(I wonder if it's coincidental that the halfbakery tagline that came up while posting is, 'Replace "light" with "sausages" and this may work...')-- tatterdemalion, Feb 25 2020 For packaging https://www.google....arch?q=neon+condoms [theircompetitor, Feb 25 2020] "That'll do pig." https://slate.com/h...uorescent-pigs.html"That'll do." [2 fries shy of a happy meal, Feb 25 2020] So, not some sort of sexual modification?-- xenzag, Feb 25 2020 Won't cooking denature the proteins, stopping the illumination ?
You need to incorporate radionuclides into the skin, in high concentrations. Fortunately, nuclear waste is cheap and plentiful. Also, the intense radiation flux will strongly inhibit bacterial growth, increasing shelf life.
[+]-- 8th of 7, Feb 25 2020 [8th] My rigorous and extensive lack of analysis suggests that the bioluminescence would survive the cooking process.
Of course, more research is needed.-- tatterdemalion, Feb 25 2020 It would certainly be a USP for hot-dog vendors.
With glowing red ketchup, yellow mustard, and blue sausages, the possibilities are .... interesting.-- 8th of 7, Feb 25 2020 //Won't cooking denature the proteins// Only if it's a cooked sausage. If it's real, salamioid fermented sausage that should not be an issue. In fact, I'm sure you could engineer lactobacilli to be bioluminescent.-- MaxwellBuchanan, Feb 25 2020 Thankyou for that insight, [MB]. [tat], it seems your idea is not impractical, and the idea of the self-illuminating self-cooking radioactive sausage will have to wait - obviously an idea for which the market is not yet ready.-- 8th of 7, Feb 25 2020 Wowza.-- blissmiss, Feb 25 2020 What [Bliss] said.-- Voice, Feb 25 2020 Hold on, this is brilliant, but why stop at sausage?
Even if you didn't want to do the infusing with glowing gunk you could have all natural ingredients that fluoresce under black light.-- doctorremulac3, Feb 25 2020 LOL!-- doctorremulac3, Feb 26 2020 [marked-for-tagline] seconded !-- 8th of 7, Feb 26 2020 Woa, fridge sunglasses at night for that dietary rave?-- wjt, Feb 27 2020 "I like it when Springtime comes around, because of the lighter newts ..."
// fridge sunglasses at night //
How would you check for lamp failure ?-- 8th of 7, Feb 28 2020 Why is there a standard lamp? A UV bulb out would be obvious.-- wjt, Feb 29 2020 //Night sausage
Ooh no missus-- not_morrison_rm, Mar 03 2020 Bun. Just for the title.-- DrBob, Mar 03 2020 <CMOT Dibbler>
"Saussage innaaa buun !"
<CMOT Dibbler/>-- 8th of 7, Mar 03 2020 Onna stick, shirley?-- MaxwellBuchanan, Mar 03 2020 No, that's rats.-- 8th of 7, Mar 03 2020 random, halfbakery